Death of Game (2000)
Death of Game is the remake of a scene from Bruce Lee's film, Game of Death. The mid seventies was a period of growing visibility of actors of color in Blaxploitation and Asian action films. These genres both gave mainstream exposure to but also paradoxically reinforced the stereotypes of Blacks and Asians. The moment of the meeting and subsequent fight between Bruce Lee and Kareem Abdul Jabar represents a point of contact defiantly outside of a dominant, white culture.
Director: Patty Chang
Runtime: 2 min
Release Date: January 1, 2000
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Patty Chang
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Death of Game about?
- Death of Game is the remake of a scene from Bruce Lee's film, Game of Death. The mid seventies was a period of growing visibility of actors of color in Blaxploitation and Asian action films. These genres both gave mainstream exposure to but also paradoxically reinforced the stereotypes of Blacks and Asians. The moment of the meeting and subsequent fight between Bruce Lee and Kareem Abdul Jabar represents a point of contact defiantly outside of a dominant, white culture.
- Who directed Death of Game?
- Death of Game was directed by Patty Chang.
- How long is Death of Game?
- Death of Game has a runtime of 2m (2 minutes).